Science and the Media

摘要: 1. Introduction 1.1 The canonical account 1.2 social representation of scientific theories 1.3 A communication continuum 1.4 Cognitive trajectories and their obstacles 1.5 popular stage its implications 2. When Scientists turn to the public 2.1 scientists 2.2 Metaphors, paradoxes boundary objects in science 2.3 Metaphors 2.4 Constitutive metaphors 2.5 2.6 Paradox 2.7 Boundary 3. Case studies 3.0 Preliminary remarks 3.1 Making unmaking public: Cold Fusion case 3.1.1 Not just 'hyped' 3.1.2 Signs (con) fusion 3.1.3 3.1.4 Italian daily press 3.1.5 In out level 3.1.6 ways deconstruction Appendix B Illustrations 3.2 explosion: Big Bang Theory UK 3.2.1 explosion 3.2.2 brief history universe 3.2.3 COBE takes off 3.2.4 More than a 3.2.5 3.2.6 Crisis, what crisis? 3.2.7 as object 3.3 Louis Pasteur: experiment on anthrax time 3.3.1 Prologue: short story Pouilly-le-Fort trial 3.3.2 celebrated 3.3.3 law similars 3.3.4 On animals, for animals 3.3.5 medical congress 3.3.6 Homeopathy vivesection 3.3.7 vaccination debate 3.3.8 uses 4. Lines tensions 4.1 Deviation an exposure backstage 4.2 Public configurations 4.3 Mapping deviation 4.4 second axis References